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How cool is this!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/sci/tech/8025886.stm"
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/sci/tech/8025886.stm"
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The researchers have even found a mind-boggling application. Their idea is to create the illusion that a wall has a hole in it, and then use the hole to look through the wall.
So anybody looking at this mouse would instead see an elephant.
An invisibility cloak is a hypothetical technology that could render an object or person invisible. It would work by bending light around the object, essentially making it seem like it is not there.
No, an invisibility cloak has not been created yet. While there have been advancements in the development of cloaking technology, scientists have not yet been able to create a fully functioning invisibility cloak.
An invisibility cloak could have a variety of applications, including military use for stealth operations, medical use for non-invasive procedures, and even entertainment purposes.
There are several challenges in creating an invisibility cloak, including finding materials that can bend light in the necessary way, creating a cloak that works from all angles, and overcoming the limitations of current technology.
It is difficult to predict when a functioning invisibility cloak will be created. While there have been some breakthroughs in cloaking technology, it may still be many years before a fully functional invisibility cloak is developed.